Yep...

"The War Has Come To Us': Russia's Border Evacuees Arrive In Moscow

At a railway station in central Moscow, small huddles of families including children and the elderly stepped off a train from the city of Kursk, some carrying possessions in shopping bags."

Ruh Roh... looks like the Russian Gen in Charge in Kursk has gone too near a window!

"Putin Army Chief's Absence Fuels Exit Rumors

"Russian army chief Valery Gerasimov was conspicuously absent from an emergency Security Council meeting held by President Vladimir Putin on Friday, raising further questions as he faces mounting criticism over Ukraine's surprise incursion into the western Kursk region.

Gerasimov, 68, is reported to be under fire after seemingly dismissing intelligence warnings that Kyiv's forces were preparing to launch an armored assault into Kursk, which borders Ukraine's northeastern Sumy region.

Bloomberg, citing an unnamed source close to the Kremlin, reported Thursday that Kremlin officials are frustrated with his handling of the war.

Similar accusatory reports regarding Gerasimov were circulating on Russian Telegram channels this week, as Ukrainian troops advanced deeper inside the Kursk region."

"Russian reinforcements fail to push back Ukrainian incursion

Zelenskyy and troops speak on operation in Kursk region as it enters sixth day"

"Vladimir Putin abruptly interrupted an acting regional governor who said Ukraine's military had taken control of 28 towns and villages in Russia's Kursk border region, prompting a sixth of its population to flee.

"You can tell us about the socio-economic situation and about helping people," Putin told Smirnov, who went on to list assistance provided to more than 120,000 residents he said had left their homes in the region, with about 60,000 more waiting to be evacuated.

He admitted fighting could spread further in Russia, telling the governor of neighboring Bryansk region that if things were calm there now "it doesn't mean the situation will remain the same tomorrow."

Ukraine would continue attacks to try to destabilize the political situation in the country, Putin said. The government in Kyiv was attempting to stop Russia's offensive in eastern Ukraine and was "striving to improve its negotiating positions in the future," he said."

"Putin Is Afraid Of Ukrainian Troops Advancing!

The Chief Of General Staff is Replaced With KGB Boss

Ukrainian troops are advancing inside Russia! Putin is in panic - he replaces the Chief of General Staff Gerasimov with KGB's boss Bortnikov! This is madness!"

"An ex-KGB agent, Bortnikov is believed to have overseen the poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko, the former spy who defected to Britain where he claimed asylum and worked to uncover Kremlin corruption before a dose of polonium in a cup of tea took his life.

Dealing with the president's political opposition has been Bortnikov's vocation."